Question

Patient Scenario #1: Progress note of 10/4/2030, 07:45: Infectious disease note: No fevers/chills. Tolerating antibiotics without difficulty. Lungs clear. Abdomen soft with positive bowel sounds. PICC without phlebitis. Vanc trough value of 10/2/2030 is 14.0.

Which of the following progress notes is accurately written according to Patient Scenario #1 if the patient’s status is completely the same as it was on 10/4/2030?

Patient Scenario #1: Progress note of 10/4/2030, 07:45. Infectious disease note: No fevers/chills. Tolerating antibiotics without difficulty. Lungs clear. Abdomen soft with positive bowel sounds. PICC without phlebitis. Vanc trough value of 10/2/2030 is 14.0 Which of the following progress notes is accurately written according to Patient Scenario #1 if the patient's status is completely the same as it was on 10/4/2030? Select one: O a. c. Progress note of 10/5/2030, 14:00: Infectious disease note: Temp of 101.8°F today. Tolerating antibiotics without difficulty. Lungs clear. Abdomen soft with positive bowel sounds. PICC without phlebitis. Vanc trough value of 10/2/2030 is 14.0. O b. a. Progress note of 10/5/2030, 10:00: Infectious disease note: No changes from progress note of 10/4/2030, 07:45 O c. __b. Progress note of 10/5/2030, 16:00: Infectious disease note: No fevers/ chills. Tolerating antibiotics without difficulty. Lungs clear. Abdomen soft with positive bowel sounds. PICC without phlebitis. Vanc trough value of 10/2/2030 is 14.0.

Answer 1

b, a, Progress note of 10/5/2030,10:00: infectious disease note: no changes from progress note of 10/4/2030 is 07:45
progress note is part of the medical records where health care professionals make detail about patient clinical status during inpatient and outpatient care. changes in any part of the body's vital signs indicate disease. progress note for vancomycin dosing inpatient note monitoring should be written in 30 days interval period.